All My Haters Lyrics – Tom MacDonald

All My Haters Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
Here, Tom MacDonald is poking fun at the people who criticize him. He describes them as very politically correct or “woke,” showing off traits like using pronouns, supporting movements like BLM, and being cautious about health and safety. He sees them as people who love protests and social causes but don’t make much sense to him. Tom paints a picture of them as overly sensitive and quick to judge others who disagree with them. Overall, he’s saying his haters all act the same way and follow the same “woke” mindset.

[Verse 1]
Tom is calling out his critics for ignoring facts and judging people based on race, gender, or s*xuality. He feels they only value certain identities and look down on straight white men. He also mocks how they support liberal groups like Antifa and watch left-leaning media. Tom uses sarcasm to criticize how they focus on appearances and trends rather than truth or health. He points out what he sees as hypocrisy — blaming others for prejudice while also discriminating in their own way. He thinks they’ve been brainwashed by modern culture and media.

[Pre-Chorus]
Tom describes his critics as left-leaning people who identify with many genders and belong to what he calls the “woke mob.” He implies that they’re often broke and morally questionable. He feels he doesn’t even need to know them personally to recognize who they are because their behavior and attitude are predictable.

[Chorus]
Tom repeats his idea that his haters all fit a certain image — people with colorful hair, masks, BLM shirts, and a “woke” attitude. He sees them as people who constantly protest, promote liberal ideas, and try to act morally superior. He believes they’re inconsistent and don’t make sense in their beliefs. Through repetition, he emphasizes how predictable and similar all his critics seem to him.

[Verse 2]
In this part, Tom continues criticizing cancel culture and what he sees as hypocrisy in modern activism. He says his haters call men toxic but can’t even agree on what a woman is. He accuses them of hating police and being irresponsible but still thinking they’re doing the right thing. He mocks how they break rules and don’t face punishment, claiming they twist ideas like privilege and oppression to fit their own narrative. Tom also takes a jab at them for complaining about problems while, in his view, contributing to them.

[Pre-Chorus]
Tom again repeats that his critics are left-wing, part of the “woke” crowd, and often identify with many genders. He suggests they’re broke and part of a hypocritical or fake movement. He claims he can easily spot people like that without even speaking to them.

[Chorus]
Tom again highlights the image of his haters — people who care about pronouns, protests, and liberal causes. He mocks their appearance and attitudes, saying they’re overly emotional and constantly trying to push political messages. He thinks they act like victims and can’t see their own contradictions. The repetition drives home his view that “woke” people all act the same way.

[Bridge]
Tom says his haters talk tough but are actually weak and scared. He mocks how they take identity politics to the extreme, even joking that they might call themselves silly things. He mentions they support ideas like defunding the police and listen to liberal artists. He’s basically saying they all share the same mindset and lack real strength or individuality.

[Chorus]
Tom ends by repeating his main idea — all his haters look and act the same, defined by their “woke” views, protests, and liberal causes. He believes they judge others for not agreeing with them and that their actions often contradict their beliefs. For him, they’ve become a symbol of modern hypocrisy and over-sensitivity.